Guadalupe, AZ — rezoning & P&Z cases
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16-132 — Single-family home
The applicant is requesting a variance to reduce the required setback from 15 feet to 7 feet for a single-family home on an R-2 zoned property. This involves an 8-foot setback reduction from the standard requirement. Developers should monitor this case as it may establish precedent for setback flexibility in Guadalupe's R-2 residential district.
16-007B — Single-family residence
Applicants are seeking a Conditional Use Permit and an eight-foot side yard setback variance to construct a new 1,538 SF single-family home on a 5,945 SF lot currently zoned R-2 residential. Town staff recommends approval of both the permit and variance subject to compliance with applicable building codes, zoning standards, and five specific conditions.
38-431.02 — variance
This case involves a variance request (V2026-01) and conditional use permit (CU2026-09) to allow single-family residential development at 5531 East Calle Sonora. Developers should monitor whether the variance is granted, as it may signal the town's willingness to approve similar variances in the area or indicate barriers to residential development on the property.
16-642 — other
This agenda item is an official canvass of election results for Proposition 412, a property tax measure that was not approved by Guadalupe voters (139 Yes, 195 No). This is an administrative/governmental matter unrelated to zoning or land development.
BF-98807 — other
This is a backflow testing matter for a cemetery facility, not a land use or zoning-related case. Developers should note this does not involve zoning changes, entitlements, or development approvals.
FX-98936 — other
This is an administrative item for annual fire extinguisher and emergency/exit light inspections in Guadalupe. This case does not involve land use, zoning, or development and is not relevant to commercial real estate development.
06-043 — Factory-built building (FBB)
A conditional use permit is being sought to locate a factory-built building on property currently zoned R-2 (One- and Two-Family Residential) in Guadalupe, AZ. This represents a conditional use request under the Town's zoning code for what would be a non-standard residential use. The hearing was scheduled for April 23, 2026, though the case was continued from an earlier date.
09-063D — Factory-built building (FBB)
Idea'l Marketing LLC is seeking a conditional use permit to place a factory-built building on property zoned for single-family residential use in Guadalupe. The approval of this permit would allow a non-residential building type in an R1-6 zone, potentially affecting residential character and future development patterns in the area.
16-061 — factory-built building (FBB)
A conditional use permit request to place a factory-built building in an R-2 residential zone has been continued from the April 23, 2026 agenda to March 26, 2026. The proposal requires Council approval as a conditional use under the Town's zoning ordinance for the R-2 district.
R94-05 — other
This agenda item concerns the repeal of Resolution R94-05, which established Cesar Chavez Day as a paid employee holiday for town staff. The resolution is being reconsidered due to recent allegations of abuse by labor leader Cesar Chavez, and does not involve any property development, zoning changes, or land use matters relevant to commercial real estate development.
09-035 — Factory-built building (single-family manufactured home)
The Pascua Yaqui Tribe is seeking conditional use permits to place factory-built single-family homes on eight separate R-1-6 and R-2 zoned parcels in Guadalupe, with case 09-035 (CU2026-08) targeting the 5,005 SF lot at 8215 South Calle Moctezuma. Staff recommends approval with conditions requiring compliance with building codes, landscaping, paved driveways, and two off-street parking spaces, though the hearing was continued to March 26, 2026 to allow further discussion on design aesthetics and property ownership clarification.
38-431 — other
This is a town-wide zoning code text amendment that comprehensively updates Chapter 154 of the Town Code, modernizing zoning districts, development standards, definitions, and administrative procedures. The amendment covers numerous regulatory topics including accessory dwelling units, short-term vacation rentals, signage, landscaping requirements, parking standards, and code enforcement procedures. Developers should review the specific updates to ensure their projects comply with the revised zoning regulations and development standards.
41-1279 — other
This is an administrative resolution designating the Town Manager/Clerk as the Chief Fiscal Officer for fiscal year 2027 annual expenditure limitation reporting to the Arizona Auditor General. This matter does not affect zoning, land use, or development decisions.
44-361 — other
This case involves a Conditional Use Permit application for 8 tiny homes across multiple addresses in Guadalupe. The project requires review of manufactured housing compliance with zoning regulations, including landscape requirements, parking, and setbacks. Staff is recommending approval with a public hearing scheduled for February 12, 2026.
11-251 — Factory-built manufactured home (tiny home)
A conditional use permit is being sought to construct a factory-built manufactured tiny home on a 0.165-acre R-2 zoned parcel. The proposal includes a paved driveway with two off-street parking spaces, landscaping, and compliance with Town building and design standards. This is one of eight similar conditional use applications (CU2026-01 through CU2026-08) being presented collectively for tiny home installations across Guadalupe.
42-5070 — other
This case addresses vacation rental registration and permitting requirements for residential properties in Guadalupe, including mandatory registration, application procedures, and compliance documentation. Property owners proposing vacation rentals must submit detailed registration applications with proof of licenses, insurance, and other regulatory compliance. This administrative matter affects any developer or property owner considering vacation rental operations in Guadalupe.
15-189 — other
This case involves procedures and zoning benefits for charter schools in Guadalupe, TX, classifying them as public schools for zoning fees and development purposes. The ordinance establishes expedited timelines for administrative reviews (30 days) and public hearings (90 days) for charter school projects. Developers involved in charter school projects should be aware of these accelerated review processes and associated zoning fee classifications.
36-2853 — other
This case addresses billboard sign regulations in Guadalupe, establishing that billboard signs are not permitted as a matter of right in any zoning district but may be allowed as a conditional use in commercial or industrial districts. The regulations impose strict distance requirements: 1,500 feet from other billboards, 300 feet from residential properties, and 500 feet from public parks, cemeteries, or places of worship. Developers considering billboard projects in the area must seek conditional use permits and comply with these spacing restrictions and Town Council discretionary approval.
13-1422 — other
This case establishes zoning regulations for wireless communications towers and antennas in Guadalupe, including permitted uses, setback and height standards, and conditional use permit requirements. Developers proposing telecommunications infrastructure should review the height limitations (up to 80 feet for conditional use permits), setback requirements, and co-location encouragement policies. The ordinance regulates tower placement in various zoning districts and requires compliance with FAA and FCC standards.
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